Outdoor Solar Lamp Post Light with 3-Inch Pier Mount Base, Solar Post Lights Outdoor Classic Die Cast Aluminum with Water Glass, Solar Pillar Light for Gate Column, Driveway, 20.5''H, Matte Black

Light looks very nice and was easy to install. It is not extremely bright like a spot light would be and doesn't fully illuminate a larger area but is bright enough for my front patio. If I wanted more Light I would have got a spot Light. Sturdy design. Just had 80 mile an hour winds that took out a large tree on my property and the light is still going strong. Great purchase!

Love these lights. I can't say too much about how they were installed. My son took care of the wiring, etc. He painted some pvc pipe black for them to sit on top of and then installed them at the corners of the flowerbed in front of my house. I think they look great at night with a flickering flame bulb.

These lights were beautiful but we only got two years life before the solar light wire connections began to corrode. In three years the main power began to flicker and I found those connections corroding too.

a little small but easy to install

It seems to have a dimmer? One click on and it looks like 10k bright white light, a click off and on and it looks like an 8k warm light. Both too bright. Neighbors hating hard. Swapped it out for a 40watt led flickering bulb. Looks like fire. This replaced a broken down plastic post lamp from the 70s, same wires, easy install. It's a tough hard plastic so should last a decade or two.

the material is flimsy. The lights are not very bright. The fasteners for the top are so small, when dropped in dirt or shrubs, they cannot be found. Need extra fasteners but cannot find them anywhere in person or online. I would not buy these again.

I bought my home a few years ago, and I was the only one in my neighborhood, who didn’t have a lamp post. This past summer I ordered this because I didn’t want to have to pay an electrician. I knew the previous owners had one before, but I have no idea the condition of the wires underground. I just wanted something I could do myself.I purchased the pole and borrowed my neighbors post digger and put the pole in the ground with cement. I was nervous because I don’t get a lot of sunlight right here due to the tree, but basically wanted it for the looks of the post itself, so I was willing to take the chance.I was pleasantly surprised to see the light go on at night, and I have even woken up at 3 am and it’s still lit. I opted for the warm white/yellow setting, because personally I’m not a fan of the white/blueish led. I do believe that setting would provide more light though.I just decorated my lamp post for Christmas with fresh pine roping, white lights and a bow. I am absolutely in love with this!If you’re looking for bright light, I would suggest something else, but if you’re ok with a dimmer light, this is the way to go!

Ordered the light a month ago while I designed and built the mailbox structure. A month later I finally installed the light fixture and it worked perfectly for 2 nights and then stopped working Checked out the bulb & power source and all was good… something failing within the unit. Now I’m stuck bc I preordered the light fixture in excess of the time period of the return policy!